Portland Parks & Recreation's Free Lunch + Play program returns summer 2023, offering meals and activities citywide, with a focus on East Portland youth.

Clackamas County Clerk and Elections office received a $59,000 HAVCP grant to recruit, train, and pay local college students as temporary election workers for the 2024 General Election.

Athletes compete at Eugene's Hayward Field for a spot at the Paris 2024 Olympics; only the top three with the Olympic standard in each event will qualify. The trials run from June 21-30.

A stolen religious artifact, a monstrance, was recovered swiftly by Portland authorities after coordinated efforts by local law enforcement teams. The operation remains under investigation, with no arrests announced yet.

The Tigard Police Department is seeking a vandal responsible for extensive damages to new construction sites in Tigard and King City, with costs over $200,000.

A house fire in Bend, Oregon, caused by improperly discarded cigarettes, has displaced eight people and induced $600,00 in damages to a historic home.

Herman the Sturgeon, an iconic Oregon resident since the 1930s, will be celebrated at the Bonneville Fish Hatchery with a public event and fundraiser for facility repairs.

LA Sparks rookie Cameron Brink tore her ACL, missing the WNBA season and the Paris Olympics. She was carried off during a game against the Connecticut Sun.

Victor Diaz-Ramirez was sentenced to 135 months in federal prison for leading a drug trafficking ring in Oregon, with his organization smuggling large quantities of drugs into the state.

The Portland Pickles Minor League baseball team will sell THC-infused drinks at their games, a first in U.S. sports, through a partnership with Cycling Frog.

The article details Portland's weather forecast, highlighting temperatures in the 80s, clear skies for Juneteenth, and consistent sunny conditions through the following Tuesday.

Oregon's State Fire Marshal's Office has started distributing new water tenders to local fire districts to improve wildfire response, with three districts already receiving equipment as part of a larger state investment in firefighting apparatus.

Vadim Sashcheko, 43, was fatally shot by Vancouver police after he reportedly pointed a gun at officers while accompanied by an aggressive dog that had bitten someone earlier.